SeanMacGabhann

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The montage at the end of Requiem for a Dream where the full horror of everyones' fall became grimly apparant The scene in Before Sunset when Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke first see each other after 9 years The final scene in Merry Chrstmas Mr Lawrence with Tom Conti and Beat Takeshi

reet - I think the people complaining in the last couple of posts are not worried about themselves being unable to park - they are worried about the increased traffic and people hopping out of cars "just for 2 minutes"

to save energy and money, LadyMac and eye just throw the sausages to each other, back and forth, as fast as we can to warm them through (with "thanks" to Sean Lock)

whenever a young, promising talent leaves arsenal, you KNOW it's because he is a knob. See Pennant as well

daizie, you might well be the most normal, but having reviewed the lists I'm absconding with candj

Well you missed out last Friday if that's what you think pgc

Youghal cork swindon perivale cricklewood tooting bec Exeter whimple Exeter homerton east ham east dulwich

I don't think gimme was critiquing the post's interest value, more that there is an ongoing thread about missing and mis-directed post just a centimetre away from this one

ladies - behave! brum - you should know better! But I do agree about the accessibility of the EDT windows. But the food for a romantic meal isn't there yet?

I thought he has moved out to Wiltshire?

I had to double-check the author of that last post, LE

Give it back to huggers PGC and don't be mean

Paulino + mark = bang on townley - you are correct that no one forced James to join the edf but he probably didn't factor so much negativity either. His position doesn't give him a rhinos hide. If I were him I would have buggered off long ago stationmanager doesn't get a smidgen of the same criticism despite the train system not being perfect. Cut the guy some slack

Credit where it's due stereforth... HFW surely?

Hmmm. You're Reading more into his words than he is saying

tcha - goes to show. I thought I could picture the dartboard over by the loos. Fair play

I think that's a "no, don't go there" rather than a "no, it doesn't have a dartboard"?

eeek watching *Bob* and jeremy "fight" at Christmas time is a bit too much like my childhood. Make it stop!

I would certainly agree that most of those assumptions are spurious - and if I debate with those assumptions as a subtext I will shift the tone accordingly

Michael Owne scoring a hat trick is all very well, but does any other team apart from Arsenal have a Hollywood legend playing for them this week? Tom Cruise, there's only one Tom Cruise

In a couple of months you will be reminiscing about the building noise, as yet another delivery truck reverse-beeps at 4am

I think this letter from the independant yesterday says it best: " I suspect it may well be true that a disproportionate amount of violent crime is committed by young black men, so Rod Liddle may be wondering why he is being accused of racism when he is simply reporting what is true. The racism, of course, lies in selecting and highlighting this variable ahead of all the other variables which apply to those engaged in crime of this sort. For example, they tend to be male and grossly under-educated; their fathers are generally absent or involved in violence; they are no longer involved in organised sport, or religion. They have none of the skills necessary these days to get legitimate employment, which means they are more likely to derive feelings of belonging and security from gang membership; they are almost certainly not involved in any conventional creative or artistic activity; and, perhaps, most important of all, they will have internalised the market's message that, since you are what you own, you should go out and get it and not let anyone stand in your way. If Liddle were able to think just a little more divergently, he would realise that the serious problem of violent crime has much more to do with gender, class, education and the pernicious effects of the market than with ethnicity. It is a symptom of political, cultural and moral malaise ? just like our fascination for simplistic sound-bites."

Huge I think curly is many things, and I probably disagree with everything they say but a troll isn't one of them I think curly actually believes those things

That *. Is the title of a thread right there Candj